One of the reasons White Rock grew into the destination can be attributed to a distinct white building on the waterfront. In 1909, the Great Northern Railway Company began operating along Semiahmoo Bay, initially as …
Exercise is known to release stress and can be a welcome distraction from the anxiety many are feeling related to the coronavirus. But, with gyms and fitness studios closed, many of us are looking for …
Did you know that White Rock has it’s very own orchestra? The White Rock City Orchestra was established almost 50 years ago and have since dedicated itself to providing classical music concerts in accessible environments …
Alebrijes are fantastical creatures from Mexican folk art. Brightly coloured and with elements from different animals, such as the body of a dragon with bat wings and wolves teeth, they have the ability to transport …
The sun is out which means patio season and outdoor dining is officially here! Don’t miss out on spending some time on one or more of the many local oceanside and urban patios White Rock …
If there’s one thing that heralds the start of the holiday season it is the first Christmas craft market, and the annual market at the White Rock Museum is a favourite! However, this year, due …
After seven months of being closed due to the pandemic, the main galleries at the White Rock Museum & Archives have reopened. The first feature exhibit to be presented is the museum’s annual Remembrance Day …
As we near the end of October, the air is crisp and cool (and possibly rainy), nights last longer and there seems to be an increase of things that go bump in the night! And with …
In the face of the coronavirus pandemic, restaurants have scrambled to adapt. We’ve seen the rise of take-out, expanded patios, the introduction of dinner kits and sales of grocery essentials. Shopping and eating local has …
White Rock’s first craft brewery, White Rock Beach Beer Company, was established in 2013 by secondary school teachers Peter Adams and Bill Haddow. They had no experience in brewing beer but knew what they liked …